10

WEATHER REPORT.

11

POST OFFICE.

February T. 114 Com-No returne

Registered and Parcel Mails are clamed' from Vindivestcels, or Japanese stations 18 minutes earlier than the time given Fresatire has decreased slightly below unless otherwise stated, and where moderately at all reporting stations.

Moderate monsoon may be expected maila sco advertised to cinse before 9 along the south-east-cost-of-Chizgistered and parcel malis are

closed at 5 piz, on the previous riay?" and over the China Fea.

Hongkong Rainfall for the #4 hours. ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inch. Fatal since January 18, 2.69 tnches. maainst an average of 3.04 inches:

Forecast for the 24 hours ending, st apou on the 28th..

1.--Hongkong to Gap Book. E winds, moderate ; fair, some fog later..

%-Formoes Channel, N.E. winds.

-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lemooks. The same s

4-South coast of Obina between Hongkong and Hairan. The same us No. 1.

ROTIC OBSERVATORY, BONGKONG, DAILY WELTEER

AEPORT.

FEBRUARY 27, 1920;-..

Station

Wind..

Iloar.

1 Sea Level.

Barometer

Temperature.

Humidity.

Direction

Vrd!vostock; @s!

Jakodate

Tekto

Bochi

Nagasaki...

Kagoshima.

Oshima

Naba

shijima

Boat Island

Welbstwei. 8.50.35

lchang

Kicking

Changeba...

Shanghai 30:54"X

Gutzlaff

17

30.28 38 1000 MNT Sharp Pk...7 2.30.09: 50, 83,

Ampy.... 6.30.13 56. Ha

Swato! 30.13 65

05

30,12 63 98 w 30.1 19

100104

Weather.

Taikoku

Taichu

Taizan...

38 60

31

Koshun..... 20:05 ER

:00

П

30.12

30.11

Hongkong Gap Rock.

130:07

24

*300K

Pescadorga.

Cantonį

Macao

Wochowa.

Pakboi...

Edibow

Apart

30.00)

++

15

129:92

Fbation 7.90.06

St.James:

Dagupan...

MAZISHI Legapt..... Tacloban.... Dolo

Surigao... Grand In Labase.

32

T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

In the case of Mały closing before ♬ a... Registration is at 6 o'clock on the previous evening.

WWARD MILA

FRIDAY, February 27. Bombay--For SAIKAI HARU.

SUNDAY, February 29. Straite and Calcutta-Fer KAIFUKU

MARU.

Straits & Bombay--Par WAKAMATSU

MARU.

Japan-Far H&KATA MARU. Straits Per PAUL LEGAT.

MONDAY, March 1.

Japan-Per OBYLON HARD.

Straita and Calcutta-Per RANGOON,

MARU.

WEDNESDAY, March S.. Straits & Calcutta-Per TATAN MARU. Straits-Per YOKOHAMA MARU.

OUTHLAD WALA.

FRIDAY. February 97.

Macao Per CRUEN CHOW, 415 panast

SATURDAY, February 29.

j'

*Straits, *Bangkok, Bormsh and Calcatta Per CADDOPELK, 10 a. Sandakan-Per HINSANG, 11 a.m. Shanghai. North Chins. Japan via Yokohama. *Canada, United States, Central and South America, and EUROPE via BAN FRANCISCO--Per VENEZUE A Registration 9.45. 8. Letters 10.30 m

Macao-Per SUI TAL, 1.16 p.m.

Straits. Bangkok and Calcutta-Per

CHAKSANG, I p.m.

Macao. Per

2

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Stock arriving shortly.

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OFFICES and SHOWROOM: 13, Chater Road..

UNION ENGINEERING CHUEN CROW. 4.15 am

Shanghai and North China- Per

YINGCHOW, 5 p.m.

Swatow, Fakhoi sad Esipbong-Per

KAIFONG. 5 p.m.

Saizon-Per SUI BAÑO, 5 p.m. Japan via Nagasaki and San Francisco

-Per KOYO MART. 3pm. Formoss vi Ecela g-Fer SHINNO

MARU, 5. p.m.

SUNDAY, February 29.

Macao--Per SUI AN, 8.15 Ju

Swstow, Amoy and Foochow-Par QUINNEBAUG, 9.1.m.

MONDAY. March 1.

Shangbai, North Chica and Japan via

Kobe Per PAUL 92.

TUESDAY. March 2

LEGAT,

rf Swatow, Amoy and Formoss via Keelung

-Per AMAKUSA MARUM 9 A.M.

Hongkong Observatory, Feb. 22. 1920. I. BAROMETER, reduced to 37 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the ses in nches, tentas sad bendredibs.

2 TEMPERATUvxx, in the shade in de #TAGF Fahrenheit

1 Honey in percentage of saturs tion, the bumidity of air saturated with moisture being 100.

4. DIRECTION OF WINn, to two points.

FORO or WIND, according to Beadford; Scale!

6. STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, c detached cloud, d drizzling rain, flog g gloomy, hail, lightning, o overcant passing showers, o squal, r rain, sanow thunder v'visibility w dow, woł 7. Bar Lo inches tenths and har dredth

HONGKONG TIDES,

P

The tide-table diren below has beos coupled at the National Almanac Offre in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by means of an *ntomatic tide-recording machine in the Water Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tra during the years 1809-8..

zero of the table corresponds with the zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be reet

inches below mean sea-level

To obtain the depth of water on the de gange at the Victoria Naval Yard add 3 feet 4 inches, and on the ganga at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet 4 inches to the bright given in the table.

February 28 to March 5, 1820.

M

BOR WATER

Hoogkong

Low WATER

Hoogkat

Mean

Halght

3

Tina

Tiad

J-

6 37

Han

7 40

Moth.

1

Work B

Thur,

FTL

&

239 47

#

HONGKONG REGISTER.

Barometer... Tmperature!

Previous

At p..

Down

3.7

x datejat On date at

30.18

30. 07

30 02

20

.70

Huid ty Dieetion of

73 -t

70

Wind......

E

1,

Z

Force

3

1

ཤྭ་

.0

Weather... C Rain..........

0.00 0,00 000

Hicham dum cắt Temperaráre na the 20th. 61 Lowest open air Temperatura en tha seth- Bo

ongkong Ablervatory, Feb,27, 120.

Straite, Bangkok, Ceylon, Maaritine,

1. Marques. South Africs, In- dia via Dhanushkodi Egypt EUROPE via MARSEILLES Per PYRRHUS Registration 9.45 8.m. Letters 10.30 a.m.

The Farcel Mail will be closed on Monday, 1st Mar. at 5 pm. Philippine Islands-Per TAMING,

2 p.m.

Amey, Shanghai and North China~~~

CHINEIANO, 3 pm.. Straite. Bangkok and Egypt - Por HAGUE MARU, 6 p.m.

Philippine Islands, Sardakan, Australia,

New Zealand via Thursday Islands-Fer VICTORIA, RC- gistration & p.m. Wednesday, 3rd Letters 8.30am.. WEDNESDAY, March 2.

Umitod

Shanghai North Chien, Japan vi

Caz ada, Nagasaki, States, Central and South Americs and EUROPE via VANCOUVER BC. Per AFRICA MARU. Registration 9.45 am. Letters 10.50 am.

Tientsin-Per HCICHOW, sp.c.

THURSDAY, March 4. Shanghai and North Chiba-Per SIN-

KIANG. 11.0. SATURDAY, March 6.

Swatow,

Amoy and Foochow Per HATHONG, No. THURSDAY, March 11. *Shanghai, North Chica, Japan vis Figasaki. Bonolulu, *Canada. *United States, "Central and South America and 'EUROPE via BAN FRANCISCO-Per TENYO MARU. Registration 9.45 a.m. Letters 10.30 x.m.

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The N.Y.. s.s. Walanaim Mars (Bom- bay Line) left Boobay for this port vin Singapore on the 11th Feb. and

The N.Y.K. s.s. Hakata Meru (South is expected here on the 9th Feb

American Line) left Kobe for this port on the 2nd Feb, and is ez- here on the 29th Feb pected

The Admiral Lino's a Creakeys (from Beattle) sailed from Shanghai at noon Feb. 28th and will arrive at Hongkong on February 29.

The C. M. 8.. 8.. Cola sa. Nile sailed from Tokobama on Feb. 21st and may be expected to arrive here on

Feb. 2.

The NY.K... Rangoon Maru (Calcutta Line) left Calcutta for this port vin Rangoon and Sizespore on the 19th Feb., and is expected here on the 1st March.

The N.T.K... Ceylon Maru (Calcutta Lire left Kobe for this port vin Mofi on the 23rd Feb. and is expect- ed here on the 1st March.

The NY.K. BA Taias Maru (Calcutta Line) left Calcutis for this port via Rangoon and Singapore on the 12th Fob, and is expected here on the 3rd March. A

The N.TR. 2. Puikai Marić (Botabuy Line) left Pingapa? for this part on the 2nd Frband is expected bare on the 3rd March

The Y.Y.K. ... Skuryu Maru (Bombay line) left Rombay for this port direct on the 18th February and is expected here on the 6th March. The NY.K 8.5 Tabay for this port Alaru (Bombay

Line) Jelt

direct on the 17th Feb.,, and is expected here on the 8th March.

The NYK... Wakasa Mors (European :

Line) left_Lend a for this port vix

the Suez Canal on the 26th Jan, and

is expected here on the 11th March,

The N.Y.E... Tamba Mara (European. Line) loft Iurdon for this port via "on the T4th Teb. And 13 ER? rected bers on the fith March..

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DEPARTURES.“

February,

The L. EASTERN, (Capt. Sadthy sailed for Malboarne vis Bandakan st noon-to-day with 300 tons of generat cargo,

The sa.. HAIMUN, (Capt. Page) sailed for Haiphong at I p.. today with 800 tour of general cargo.

The .. HUTTRA, (Capt. Morgan) sailed for Calcutta via Singapore ab 3 p.m. to-day with 800 tons of ganers) Cargo.

The S. CHIPSRING, (Capt. Mal- thew), sailed for Tientsin via Waikaiwel at noon to-day with 1,200 tons of geners)

cargo.

ARBIYALA.

February, 27.

The as. LIANGCHOW. Brit. 1,350 tene, from Swatow, Capt. G. Hooker, B. & 8., 013..

The .. CHAKSANG, Brit, 1,470 tos. from Kobe, Capt. M. Courtney, J., M. & Co., Kowloon Wharf.

The ss. QUINNEBAUG, Amer. 997 tore, from Swatow, uspt. J. Medina, D.L., & Co., Wharf.

The .. TAMING, Brit, 1,960 tons, from Manila, Capt. J. F. Richard, B. 3.,. 036

The sa. GLENAVY, Brit., 2,905 tons. from Shanghai, Capt. Lewis, J., M. & CO. Bo..

The ... TJILIBOET, Dutch 3,635 tons, from Java, Capt. A. de Lange, J.O.L ALL.

*

CLBARANCEA.

February, fi.

The 4.8. YUENSANG (Brit.), cleared |to-day and sailed", for Manila "at & p.m."

The a1. HAICHING, (Erit), cleared today and sailed for Foochow via Swalow at 1 p.m.

The E. KUNGHONG, (Chi.), 'cleared ¿to-day and will sail for Shanmilat.6 a.m.

to-morrow.

DEPARTURES.

February, 27.

The OHINHUA, (Briz), Capt. Speed, Agents B. & S., left for Singapore rin Swatow to day.

The a... EOYEI MARU. (Jap.), Capt. Iwashima. Agents N.Y.K., left for Bom. bay via Singapore to-day.

The .. BWARKUN, #Chi.), ICapt. Hollinabend, Agents Nam Yaen, left for Saigon to-day.

The . KNIGHT COMPANION, Brit Capt. Towil, Agents E. & E., left for Yokohama via Shanghai to-day.

The a. TUNGSHING, (Brit.), Capt. Parkins, Agents J, M. & Co., left for Saizon to-day.

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PESANG PROFITEERING.

Beware of asking for. a bath at Penang Railway Station. You can have one at Kuala Lumpur for 25 cents, but if you want one in Penang The demand for precious stones, you must hire a room for the day at in spite of the enormously enhanced a cost of $2 though you may only price, was never so great as it is to want half an hour for your ablutions. day. Diamonds, which have always It seems rather a preposterous ar been regarded as the premier of the rangement at a big terminus in, a world's gems, have come under con- country where baths are a necessity. trol by the South African producers Who is responsible for the extortion? and the Union Government, and, acStraits Times.

cording to De Beers, the market is in

a very sound, and strong condition,

the primary reason for the material

adrance if prices being the limitation exception of the firest, which are

of sales to market requirements,

For pears and other precious only occasionally found, they are not

of great value. stones the demand is greater than the supply. In this country and in are the precious stones that are now Emeralds, sapphires, and rubies others where people are enjoying a chiefly in demand after pearls and new prosperity from riches made diamonds. Fire stones are difficult during the war they are bought to

be worn. In Germany and Austria to procure. Emeralds came princi- and other countries where the form pally from Columbia though some of government is less stable they are lon and Burmah zare countries that are found in India and Siberia. Cey- regarded more as an investment. send us supplies of sapphires and

Being portable, they can, if the worse rubies.

"ever comes to the worst and their possessors have to flee from their

During the war, owing to the lack

homes, be taken with them and of mounters, jade, chryoprase, amber, amethyst, and opal bead necklets converted, if necessary, into money.

But can they be considered a good came into vogue, and still enjoy a investment? The best authorities in certain popularity. There was and Hattongarden answer this question still is, a good demand for fancy stones, such as the greenish bine in the affirmative.

zircon, which comes from India, in Though the possibility of a future addition to a variety of coloured depreciation can never be entirely stones of a less expensive nature. absent; from the mind of the merchant the past history of the stones find that constant rubbing People who always wear precious trade shows that any lowering of against fabrics will to some extent. price has always been temporary, and wear them away. This is partico- that the subsequent rise is greater larly noticeable with the facts of than any former depreciation.

diamonds. The diamond is also

Pearls come for the most part from Indian merchants. There are a few brittle, and may easily be fractured.

Pearls, too, being partly organic from Australia, but generally speak ing, they are too white to be in great in nature, are not everlasting. In demand. The preference in this centuries they decay. They should. country is for pearls of a slightly never be allowed to come in contact. Even weak acids creamy and rosy tint. Though every with any acid. pearl Hes in an oyster it is not every like lemonade or vinegar may injure kind of oyster in which it is found. their lustre. When not in use fine The only oyster fisheries in these pearls should always be kept in a islands that produce these gems are place that la dry and cool. Heat and in Scotland.The Scotish pearl is moisture have deteriorating tenden-- not unknown to dealers but with the cles

“Printed-and-Published for THE CONCIERED by Czosos.WILLIA

CADE BURNETT, Editor, No.

Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

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